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Applied Plasma Technologies (APT) is an American corporation with headquarters in McLean, VA, USA and two subsidiary companies in Moscow (Russia) and Nikolaev (Ukraine).
Corporation was created on the basis of intellectual property of its co-founder Dr. Igor Matveev. Dr. Matveev is the world leading specialist with over 25 years of experience in the field of plasma ignition and flame control R&D, marketing, and organization of mass production of innovative products.
APT provides customers complete range of services from idea to mass production and worldwide maintenance.
Our leading staff has two decades of intensive experience in development and manufacturing of plasma assisted combustion systems for marine, industrial and aircraft gas turbines.
We were the first in the world who developed and started mass production of plasma ignition systems and equipped over 15 types of gas turbines to improve their reliability and safety.
We conducted high altitude tests on three types of aircraft engines and proved unbeatable advantages of new technology for security and reliability improvement of flights.
Our recently developed Transient Arc Plasma Torch is a real break-through in plasma technologies which could provide dramatically extended life time of electrodes and wider range of operating parameters. One more innovation is a power plant which combines Plasma Assisted Triple Vortex Reactor for variety of fuels reformation and Plasma Assisted Triple Vortex Combustor for syngas utilization.
APT organizes and hosts annual International Workshop and Exhibition on Plasma Assisted Combustion (IWEPAC). It usually takes place in Falls Church, Virginia, U.S.A. (Washington, D.C. area) from 18 to 21 September each year and attracts world leading specialists and industry experts. IWEPAC is unique because it's not only a scientific event, but also meeting with industry experts and financial institutions, exhibition of the newest operating plasma prototypes and samples. It helps to establish international research teams for new plasma technologies development and implementation, work out the National Roadmap on Plasma Assisted Combustion and creat an International Council of Experts in the field of Plasma Assisted Combustion . |